Time is the key to understanding the movements and rhythms of everyday life.
By watching how things happen over time, you can see the patterns and routines that shape our world.
From the flow of traffic to the changing seasons to the way people interact, time reveals the details that help us make sense of everything around us.
Highlights
Our Research
We study the movements and activities captured in everyday videos. By looking closely at how things move and change over time, we aim to understand the patterns and rhythms of daily life. Our goal is to uncover how time influences everything around us, from how people interact to how the environment changes.
Our Projects
Our projects aim to advance safety and security, future cities, IoT, agribusiness, and defense, with applications in health and innovative industries. We focus on developing technologies for real-time analysis and efficient data processing to enhance safety and performance across various domains.
Our Team
Our team comprises ANU honors and master’s students who are both passionate and disciplined in their exploration of motion and dynamics. We are deeply curious about the role of time and its influence on various phenomena, continuously seeking to understand how temporal factors shape and drive the dynamics of the world around us.
News Updates
05/09/2024: One paper has been accepted at ACML 2024 (26% acceptance rate). Congratulations to Qixiang Chen.
16/08/2024: Congratulations to Liyun Zhu on having his research accepted for presentation at ANU’s Student Research Conference (SRC)!
02/08/2024: Arjun Raj has commenced his academic research project under Dr. Lei Wang’s supervision. Many thanks to Arjun Raj and the research team for establishing the Temporal Intelligence and Motion Extraction (TIME) Lab.
29/07/2024: Yifan Chen and Gennie Nguyen have commenced their final year research project under Dr. Lei Wang’s supervision.
22/07/2024: Dr. Lei Wang’s proposed project, “Active Vision,” has been officially included in the 2024 Techlauncher program. Mr. Francis Williams will be the client for this project. Arjun Raj will act as the ‘delegated client’ at ANU on behalf of Lei Wang.
16/07/2024: One paper has been accepted at ACM-MM 2024. Congratulations to Wenshuo Chen, Hongru Xiao, and Erhang Zhang.
27/05/2024: The MDPI open-access journal Electronics [Q2, h-index 83] has a special issue on ‘Motion-centric Video Processing’ (Guest Editors: Dr. Lei Wang, Prof. Tom Gedeon, Dr. Zhenyue Qin) now open for submission. The deadline for manuscript submissions is 15 December, 2024. Interested authors are encouraged to contact me for more details.
02/05/2024: One paper has been accepted at ICML 2024. Congratulations to Summer Scholar Xiuyuan (Jack) Yuan!
22/02/2024: Dr. Lei Wang’s proposed project, “ActiveIntelligence: CAM-FALL (Camera-based Fall Alert System),” has been officially included in the 2024 Techlauncher program. Mr. Francis Williams, representing Active Intelligence Corp., will be the client for this project. Jushang Qiu will act as the ‘delegated client’ at ANU on behalf of Lei Wang.
19/02/2024: Dr Lei Wang is the primary supervisor for six ANU students: Dexuan Ding, Qixiang Chen, Huilin Chen, Liyun Zhu, Jushang Qiu, and Liwen Luo.
02/02/2024: Congratulations to Xiuyuan (Jack) Yuan for successfully completing the ‘Video Dynamics Distillation’ project for the ANU Summer Scholars Program!
19/09/2023: Congratulations to Arjun Raj, Liyun Zhu, Liwen Luo, and Qixiang Chen, who were awarded the Active Intelligence Research Challenge Award as four master’s/honors students! Thanks to the research sponsorship provided by Active Intelligence Corp.
18/09/2023: Congratulations to Xiuyuan (Jack) Yuan for being awarded the Summer Research Internship! Thanks to the ANU School of Computing for providing research funding.